How does hemorrhagic stroke bleed?

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Hemorrhagic stroke refers to the non traumatic situation, blood from the ruptured blood vessels into the brain parenchyma or around the brain tissue. When hemorrhage occurs in cerebral parenchyma, the blood vessels rupture and the blood directly infiltrates into the brain tissue. Hemorrhage and local blood supply insufficiency caused by hemorrhage can damage brain tissue. So, let's take a look at how hemorrhagic stroke is bleeding? Let's introduce the related knowledge of the field.

How does hemorrhagic stroke bleed?

First, the blood vessels on the surface of the brain rupture, namely subarachnoid hemorrhage, blood flow into the narrow space between the brain and skull. Continuous hemorrhage can lead to increased intracranial pressure, damage brain tissue, and even brain hernia, leading to death.

Second: once hemorrhagic stroke occurs, emergency surgery is often needed to repair damaged blood vessels. Doctors will also give appropriate drugs to regulate blood pressure, reduce brain edema, reduce intracranial pressure and treat complications.

Third: about 1 / 3 of the patients died, and nearly 70% of the survivors had different degrees of hemiplegia, aphasia and dementia. Time is the brain, remember the 14 word stroke formula, early recognition of stroke symptoms, rapid medical treatment.

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